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Blunet600 Nearly there...
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Not sure about NSR handle bars, wether they are clip'ons or straight through bars but maybe worth checking for bends, misalingment as if they are bent or not set right when you brake you may be applying more pressure to one side of them. Just an idea as it happend to my cbr, i took em off and put em back wonky, if i put weight on them my bike steered very lightly to the right. ____________________ My eBay Items |
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If you can find a safe spot to do so, try taking your hands off the bars and see if it tracks left not under breaking. ____________________ Enjoy Life There's Plenty of Time to be Dead
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Blunet600 |
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www.125power.com Crazy Courier
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any bends in the fornt end, i.e forks bars stanchions etc etc. if they are not bent are they aligned perfectly? ____________________ My eBay Items |
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Would probably point towards something making unaligned be it near the front or back. Just means you can discount the breaks as reason. ____________________ Enjoy Life There's Plenty of Time to be Dead
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 18 years, 71 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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